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University of Bristol - Engineering Mathematics and Technology

Postdoctoral Research Associate in genome-scale metabolic modelling for red blood cell engineering

LocationBristol
LevelSenior
Posted3d ago
Research & Evaluation

Quick answer

University of Bristol - Engineering Mathematics and Technology is hiring a Postdoctoral Research Associate in genome-scale metabolic modelling for red blood cell engineering in Bristol, paying £39,906 to £50,253 per annum.

Role
Postdoctoral Research Associate in genome-scale metabolic modelling for red blood cell engineering
Organization
University of Bristol - Engineering Mathematics and Technology
Location
Bristol
Level
Senior
Compensation
£39,906 to £50,253 per annum (depending on experience), Grade: I or J
Category
Research & Evaluation

The role

Join the School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology at the University of Bristol as a Postdoctoral Research Associate in genome-scale metabolic modelling for red blood cell engineering. This exciting research position forms part of the highly collaborative Aerobic Engineering Biology programme, led by Professor Ashley Toye, which brings together researchers from the University of Bristol, Northwestern University and industrial partners to engineer red blood cells capable of sensing and responding to changes in their metabolic environment.

What you'll do

  • Develop and refine genome-scale metabolic models of reticulocytes and mature red blood cells
  • Build mathematical models of engineered gene and enzyme circuits
  • Integrate these into broader metabolic modelling frameworks
  • Analyze metabolomics and other experimental datasets
  • Collaborate closely with experimental researchers
  • Contribute to project progress reports and dissemination of research findings

What it takes

  • PhD (or be close to completion) in mathematics, bioengineering, engineering biology, bioinformatics, biotechnology or a closely related discipline
  • Expertise in genome-scale metabolic modelling
  • Strong mathematical modelling and programming skills
  • Experience working collaboratively with experimental scientists
  • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills

What you'll bring

Genome-scale metabolic modellingMathematical modellingProgrammingCollaboration with experimental scientistsAnalytical and problem-solving skillsStrong written and verbal communication skills

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is located in Bristol, UK.

What is the compensation?

The compensation is £39,906 to £50,253 per annum, depending on experience.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include a PhD in mathematics, bioengineering, engineering biology, bioinformatics, biotechnology or a closely related discipline, expertise in genome-scale metabolic modelling, and strong mathematical modelling and programming skills.

How do I apply?

For informal queries, please contact Professor Lucia Marucci at [email protected]. The application deadline is 18th October 2026.

Is the job remote?

The job is not remote; it is based in Bristol, UK.

How to apply

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